# Best Practices for UX/UI

Well‑designed UX/UI plays a critical role in ensuring **performance, maintainability, and long‑term usability** of applications built on ONEWEB.\
Thoughtful design decisions made early help reduce rework, simplify reviews, and prevent common usability issues later in the development lifecycle.

This section focuses on **platform‑level UX/UI best practices**—how to design pages, forms, and interactions effectively using ONEWEB UI and Page Designer tools.\
It does **not** cover business logic, functional requirements, or project scope. Instead, it concentrates purely on creating a **clean, consistent, and user‑friendly interface**.

By following these best practices, designers and developers can:

* Deliver a smoother user experience
* Minimize confusion and user frustration
* Improve performance and maintainability
* Ensure consistency across pages and applications

The following guidelines outline key **do’s and don’ts** to help users achieve an effective UX/UI setup while working with ONEWEB.


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